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Re: How to move a damn java window: highly advanced black-belt question.
02/25/14 10:13 AM
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> > OK, I get an "F" for reading comprehension.
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> But you get an "A" for effort
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> Gatinho Gatão:
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> To get at the plist file (if there is one) which is very likely inside
> ~/Library/Preferences you'll need to unhide ~/Library, I guess hiding it is one of
> those things Apple do to protect users from themselves. On older versions of OS X it
> was visible.
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> It's a single command in Terminal, but I don't remember it, should be easy to find
> with Google.
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> Wait, I think you can use the "Go" menu in the Finder and simply enter
> ~/Library/Preferences to get in there.
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> It's also possible that window positions and such are stored in a file somewhere
> inside the java bundle itself, I don't remember if you can just right click it to
> open it or if you have to do something special to get at the contents.
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> S
I dunno, Java apps are infamous for doing this kind of shit on Windows and Linux as well. For example if you have multiple monitors and they aren't arranged to make a rectangular area, Java apps will often assume that the desktop area is a rectangle big enough to contain all your screens and place themselves in the top left of that, which could be in a "black spot" that no monitor covers. On Windows at least you can do alt+space, M, then arrow keys.
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